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HUDSON — Only about 120,000 World War II U.S. veterans are still alive.

"Creativity is intelligence having fun" - Albert Einstein

{KXLG - Florence, SD} In a significant development, Dylan Jordan, a candidate for the South Dakota State House (District 4), has pledged his support for term limits on Congress. This

The Red & Black compiles a weekly roundup of shows and events for the upcoming weekend. This weekend includes a farm concert, a may day celebration, a surf fest and

The old-timey diner from Lynchburg that serves Cheesy Westerns and chili beans has opened in the Museum District at 2901 Park Ave.

Our editorial board weighs in on the best and worst news from the past week. Up next: legislative fixes and misses, Bloomingtons new city manager and Innovafeed in Decatur.

Anthony Botello agreed to an hour-long interview with a Missoulian reporter when he was about three months into the job. The wide-ranging discussion touched on staffing challenges, Holland Lake Lodge, recreation development in grizzly habitat and the closure of Pyramid Lumber Mill in Seeley Lake. Botello also recounted his career path and outlined his philosophy on public engagement, as well as his love for wilderness passion for working for the Forest Service.

A coalition of counties and the city of Missoula have applied for a federal grant to fund a planning and feasibility study for the proposed Parks to Passes Trail.

A couple of months ago, I traded in my cell phone for a newer one.

Contrary to widespread perception, Nigeria emerges as the primary beneficiary of Cote dIvoires trade, based on data released by the Ivorian customs